This death number for today is an anomaly, because it exceeds by a factor of 2 the average daily death toll as a percentage of total confirmed cases. I expect it to be back closer to the norm (i.e., 500-600) tomorrow. We shall see.
United States COVID-19 Confirmed Cases Date Daily Total Reduced Growth Cases Exponential Actual Actual Model 3/14/2020 2,717 3/15/2020 761 3,478 3/16/2020 1,167 4,645 3/17/2020 1,717 6,362 3/18/2020 1,407 7,769 3/19/2020 5,911 13,680 3/20/2020 5,605 19,285 3/21/2020 7,462 26,747 3/22/2020 8,478 35,225 35,225 3/23/2020 11,107 46,332 44,031 3/24/2020 8,816 55,148 55,039 3/25/2020 13,870 69,018 68,799 3/26/2020 16,635 85,653 85,999 3/27/2020 19,363 105,016 107,498 3/28/2020 19,448 124,464 134,373 3/29/2020 17,892 142,356 167,966 3/30/2020 22,003 164,359 209,957 3/31/2020 25,151 189,510 262,447 4/1/2020 . 328,058 4/2/2020 . 410,073 4/3/2020 . 512,591 4/4/2020 . 640,739 4/5/2020 . 800,924 4/6/2020 . 1,001,155 4/7/2020 . 1,251,443 4/8/2020 . 1,564,304 4/9/2020 . 1,955,380 4/10/2020 . 2,444,225TOTAL U.S. deaths so far: 4,079
Total actual cases are decreasing at an increasing rate vs model.
Looks like all good thing??
yep, hate to see this...I was definitely wrong about seeing a good trend...wishful thinking I guess